^
* «.ir *
. ^
ï
THE TU RNER TRIBUNE
Iclectiou day.
TH E A M E R IC A N HOME
By J o b L. M anfred
(A ll rights reserved)
,V
*e
?
Potential democratic candidate* are Ex-governor Walter M.
Pierce, ltert E. llaney, rx-ineiubor of the shipping hoard, Elton
Watkina, Senator Baity form Lana county, Major-General C. H.
Turner. Oregon. Thursday. J A N U A R Y 16. 1930
Martin and Ashley Dtokson, ex-circuit judge. Had it not been tor
3L JL Riunirti. Cintar
1 the death of Governor Pattereon there would no4 have been ao
many hats sailed into theiing. But now it is a fret» for nil race.
>d Every Thursday a t Turner, Marion County, Oregon
With the lineup a« it is it appears that (.'has Hall, of Coos county
fcR IF T lO N $ 1 . » PRR Y E A R .
Rutored at the Poatofflce is probably the strongest man on the list ''hocking over tha list
ft Turner, Oregon, as secwitd-chus matter, under the
of candidates it is apparent there will be a contest that will warm
A c t o f M arch 3, 1879._____________ _
the cockles of the hearts of the old gur.rd politicians Let us not
forget the interests of the state of Oregon in ib e heat of campaign
Study the man and decide which one will do tho most in tho in­
terests of the state at large and vote for that mail. The democrats
also have aotue good timber in the race. Perhaps Ex Governor
Pierce and Bert Haney are the two strongest- They are both men
who have the best interest of the stato’ ut heart. It is goin g, to be
up to the voter to do soiuo bard thinking before going to vote on
‘I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United Stales
and the country’ for which it stands. One nation,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
«
.w w s% w v»% % % w .v
C O U PO N FOR FREE
G LA D IO LU S
for
Miafol volutin* If H ai U v U In -»u«'*«tetoit th«y
Mil Bloom frt*w M s» to N o w n ik i
M a U thU
r«t»gon with 24« (no »U mim ) fur i'«.ktng .
•ml nuiltug of on« i»Ack*g* coiiiniitlrtg 12
bull»« guAiAnt««»! to bloom,
rhi- nlfvr r\t»troe Jnituisiy 31. Only on« |
inckate for ««ch nmimu
WASHINGTON BULB CO. INC
9. nan«*, W«»K
Drygoods, Groceries
SALEM
Highest prices for farm
produce
DR. MELLENTHIN
SPECIALIST
DOES
Ilo
Turner,
T H E “ O LD -FA SH IO N E D ” HOM E
Oregon
NOT OPERATE
Will b . «I
MARION HOTEL
S A TU R D A Y, J A N U A R Y 25
Offic« Hour*i 10 *.m . to 4 p.n
£. O. Goodale
2049 Madison S t.
ONE D A Y O N LY
This is the fifth article in the series now appearing exclu-
cely in The Tribune in advance o f their publication in book
>rm. A few copies o f previous issues o f The Tribune are still
cailable.— The Editor.
?
Glassware, Hardware
Boots and Shoes
Wet weather goods
Coming To
in Internal M k I k ìh . for
poll fit loon year*
WHATS WRONG AND WHERE?
Harrison's General Store
T# AtlvcrU#« ou nui*rl«tr Washington Hull**
» • * * « « W i t t « « « • » » « ' » m l t k o u a a tu l <«U«J- 1
tv k m P i i w i t H n i i i I t y b r i U . i
m w
ly p * of
lit a t t lo lu « h i it M y i v r o n i n w t i l m l o u A cco u n t o f
l h « I HIM rto vvrtiU M M i l l ' d A till I h * « \ U U tattA 1
No Cbarfo for Conaultatioa
Dr. Melh-nthin is a regular gradu­
ate in medicine and surgery a id ia
. licensed by the state of Oregon. He
! does not operute for chronic appen - 1
| dicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach,
tonsils or adenoid*.
He has to hi* credit wonderful re
suits in diseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid­
ney, Madder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ulcer* and rectal ailments.
Below are the names of a few of
his many airtiafied patients in Oregon
who have been treated for one or the
other of the above named causes:
Mrs. II. II. Blake, Marshfield. Ore.
Alfred Clcmmena. Corvallis, Ore.
Chus. Deech, Portland, Ore.
Mr*. J. C. Huntsuckev, Toledo, Ore.
John Lucian, Echo, Ore.
Bert l ampa. St. Helens. Ore.
Mra. M ay belle Snyder. Alsea, Ore.
Miss Emma Turner. Mikkalo, Ore.
Mrs. John Van Pelt, Harbor, Ore.
J. H Wood. Eugene, Ore.
Mrs. Jennie Woolery, Salem, Ore.
Remember abovo date, that eon-
Salem, Oregon
Salesman for the well known Kawleigh Producta.
Makes thia territory every six weeks.
P H O N E O R W RITE Y O U R O R DERS
î v W iW k Y W W A W k W W V W W A V S Y W i V . W . W W S W . V W 'A
Reference to the “ old-fashioned” home o f a generation or
This game, which ia a double
header with
Aumsviile,
has
wo ago seldom fails to evoke a smile o f derisive amusement1
raised much enthusiasm among
imong the sophisticated youth o f today. That is, when it is not
the players and students. Come
nade the object o f downright disdainful criticism.
and support your team.
There seems to be a “ modernistic” trend toward the dis-1
paragemeut o f the “ good old days” to which our elders look
back with a sort o f loving regret which, while it may be futile
The Turner Community Club |
and pathetic, is nevertheless entitled to respect. On the other
held their regular meeting Mon­
hand, there is also a tendency on the part o f many o f the older
day night, January 13 in the
generation to harp unduly on the virtues o f those by-gone times,
high school auditorium, The roout
and to lament their seemingly complete absence in the social \
was well filleb. The meeting wns
structure o f today. Both cases evidence a lack o f that sympa-1
called to order by C. A. Bear,
thetic understanding without which our judgment o f others ;
president o f the club. The com­
must necessarily be fault}’ , indeed. T o idealize the past, while
mittee on civic improvement re-
condemning the present, would be just as foolish and useless
j solution on this trio win b* free and ported that they had some defi
thnt hw treatment is difTerent.
..
.
,
,
December - - 1U2®
as ridiculing the old while extolling the modem.
1 Married women must be accom nite work under way and would
Mr
I
L*
Holier
Don
In speaking o f the “ old-fashioned” Am erican home, there
panied by theirhujband*
have a more complete report at
Address: 4221 West Third Street,
.
..
..
. .
Turn r, Oregon
comes to the writer's mind a picture o f an old-fashioned house
Lo* Angeles. Cslifomia.
the next meeting, the proposition
Dear Mr. Robertson:
HMîtgr
(one o f many, many thousands) roomy and built to last. The
_________________________
o
f
the
surplus
drainage
water
KUOgfN
We lisve finally completed
coming over the farm in the
first thing to greet the eyes, on entering, would be a “ Welcome
ant: for the custody and control of ,,
.
. .. . .
,
, . ,
ibe
analysis
ul the rtUd uimu out
Stranger,” or a “ God Bless Our Home," or some other equally
the minor children born a* the is.su«’ Crawford district most of which
of said marriage; for an absolute di- should be diverted to the river lev»line ol applying Portland giro
frien dly motto on the wall. The furniture and fumishir gs
T H E R E A c t . 8 M IS T A K E * IK T W S PICTOB.E.
throughout would be homely, but substantial and com fortab’ e . !
other and different relief as may be ft^m th* West Slayton divide, trio I'usrr Coiupauv rales t ) oer
How good art you at finding mistakes? Tht artist has intsntionally mads
Committee appointed for thia ia Turnon recounts, and lind that dur­
In one corner o f the large, combination kitchen, dining, liv in g -1 several obvious ones In drawing the above picture. Some of them are easily just and equitable.
You are further hereby notified that M a vru M rK in n e v
It ( ) W itxal ing the past twelve (12) tnonlbsae
room there stands a roomy rocker which is supposed to be ditcovtred. others may be hard. See how long it will take YOU to find them.
this summon* is served upon you by
« V ’
publication once each week for four and Arthur L d wants, the
prop- would have received |.'-.ri2 UK less *1
exclusively mother’s, but is usually pre-empted by father— un­
NOT1CE TO CREDITORS
In the name of the State of Oregon. ! consecutive week* in The Turner osition of the l urnur-Marion road the Portland Electric Light dc
disputed “ head o f the house,” and universally respected as such.
Yotiee
is
hereby
erven
that
the
you
are her*'b>' required to appear and Tribune, a weekly newspaper of gen-
In the “ parlor,” the ubiquitous horsehair sofa, with chairs to
1 answ er the amended complaint filed ••ral circulation, published at Turner, were taken Up. 1 hero waa
soipa Power Company rales.
undersigned.
by
an
order
of
the
Coun-
a_
inst
you
in
th,
the
above
entitled
Marion
Countvv
State■
of
Oregon,
bv
djgcuggjon
re
g
a
rd
in
g
tht
proposed
We bavs a bravy inveetmeot
match, impart an air o f austere respectability to the one space undersigned
'ur wc.
weeks
from the
the virtue
virtue of of an
an order
order ol of Honorame
Honorable , I.. „ H.
.....
. iu
. h
, w av * through
,
.
ty Court of the State of Oregon for
wjthin four
ks from
h
in
the
11000 volt line which we
McMahan,
judge
of
the
above
entitled
Bend-bisters
.highway,
through
traditionally (and almost religiously) reserved fo r “ company
‘ ‘ County
the
~ of Marion, duiyjnado and | (|>u of the flrst pul l:ratlon ()f thi. MeMahan.
of
entIUed Bend Slaters .mgnwa>. tnrougn
A wondrously carved black walnut table occupies a proud posi- .nUred on the 5th daw «/December 4Jmmon, ito.wit: f r’om lhe 2nd day of court, duly made and entered on the D etroit. T h e B oy scout m o v«- rxatnded to supply Turcer with
10th day of January, 1930.
rerv.ee from our Por:laod Electric
notified nient was also discussed.
tion in the exact center o f a gay, flower-embellished, Brussels ih^ar ^ p a? ^ jntt?cndrHeadr?etk,*d ” - 1 January, 1930> and if y°u fai1 to so
You are furtji»r hereby
the
te. •
!
J. a.
I appear, for want thereof plaintiff will
The program committee, fol­ Power Company system, in addi­
On l its
marble
top
Bible,
jadrewit igsinst ysssi follsws, that the date of the first publication
l U g.
V>H
i e i immaculate
iiu u a ir u ia iv u
m u v i «
w p reposes
* v | / v w o the
*•*« fam ily —.«.w
y . \ ceased,
—
, and that
- - she has duly
- qualified
-
=----------------- --
.Hm.mem.
_ «..
I _#
of this lummoiu
summon* is
is the
the 14th day of lowing the business
meeting, tion to the investment in the local
with its unfailing record o f births and deaths. Or, maybe it “¿jx “ now *ctin* a‘' sUC 3 min,,tr> to-wit:
January. 1930. and the M s of the.
1.
For
the
sum
of
S4I.01
and
for
last publication thereof is the 13th presented a
program lusting distributing sysieru al Turner.
would be the fam ily photograph “ album,” bulging with the
All persons having claiir_^against,
plaintiff's cost* and disbursements in­
day
of
February,
1*30.
B
A
S
S
r
r
jl
more
than
an
hour
The program
Therefore, the higher rate* » ( the
likeness and memorabilia o f present and bygone generations.
S » a ^ dtS e^ti% u i>Wverifted as r<-° curred in this action.
Turner
Electric Light A Power
ed
|
2.
That
the
usual
proceedings
be
Attorney
for
Plaintiff,
¡consisted
o
f
community
singing
O ver there, in the corner by the window, the inveitable ouired by law, to the undersigned
__ .
_______ i____ | 219 U. S. National Bank bulling, ■n had for the sale of all of your right. 503 Bank of Commerce Bldg., Salem,
Company are necessary lo produce
JHr*.
Pearcy,
instrument-
four or five storied “ what not” displays a truly marvelous sifem,' *<ion,'within six <«> months ; ¿¡ui Vnd'interest ^ and to the follow:
property, to-
to-
Oregon.
_______ . ■ al music bv the Battle Creek a reasonable return on the invest­
collection of relics and souvenirs gathered from the four ! from the «late of the first publication i ¡n{c d es crib e d personal property,
ing w»g.*s due to you from the South-
SUMMONS
StTinKCU orchestra. I hkS wai fol- ment on the basis ol the amount of
comers of the earth by various members o f the household. of thls not
.
... ..
____
_____________
ern
Pacific
Company,
and
one
yearling
,
^
CirfUit
Court
of
the
State
lowed by a skit entitled M ìbs electricity being used al present.
Few of them possess any intrinsic value, but each and everyone |thj , notlCe is December 19, 192*.
grade
of i | 0f ‘oregon^ for Marion County. De- P o p e ’s school. M r». H S. Bond However, it it our Lope that il
rade Jersey h.
h,' fer, by the sheriff o
of them is priceless in the memories it helps to preserve, and the i
MARGARET E. HEADRICK,
Marion County. Oregon, or the eon pnrtment No. 2.
impersonated M i»» t’opr teacher Portland Electric Power Company
Administratrix of the Estate of J. stable of any district therein, accord-
recollections it revives.
McD. Headrick, Deceased.
in» to law ami the practice of the Ida Hatcher, Plaintiff,
o f the old fashioned
diatrict rale* are applied to Turner account*
vs.
(T o be continued.)
above entitled court, and that the
FRED A. WILLIAMS,
Charles Hatcher, Defendant
school.
The
pupils
included
Mrs. that people will use enough ruora
proceeds of said sale be applied to the
Attorney for said Administratrix.
To Charles Hatcher, the above
Burgoyne, Miss Helen
i’eetx, electricity to cause our revenues to
219 U. S. National Bank Building, amount* due plaint’ff, and that you named defendant:
and all person* claiming through you.
Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. L Lit no less than they have been m
In the name of the State of Oregon, Mr». U. L. Theiaaen.
Dec. 19,26,1929-Jan. 2,9,16,1930
be forever barred of all right, title you are hereby reuuired to appear D Roberts, Mrs. E. S. Prather
the past’ and thereby continue to
and
a m i in
interest
teres t w
therein.
ic m n .
and answer
answer IIU?
the compiami
complaint mm
filed against
Thi«
mimmen
•
LI- . ,
und
.r..
L. D. Roberta, justify tbs investircul we have
The State o f Minnesota has what is commonly known as the NOTICE OF H EAR ING OF F IN A L
•f » ' « * ' . « » . « « * Ä c s r s ; ..
v T John
r * * Co
* Cox (the fat boy) made in the Turner distridution
ACCO UNT
—klU.tlnn here, r ^fof,
Newspaper Gag Law, which was brought into forcé in 1927 I
the undersigned. HonorpWe Bra,ier ‘ hf>
of th* * * P«blk.tion h«re ^
^
^
u ß 1’arkes
syeltm und the 1 l.'KJO volt trans­
t.hp
cnt,i Ifd I of: aad if you fail so to appear anil K a r| ucat r r o i
u
when the Saturday Press, o f Minneapolis, was silenced by court „ f 1^ th* n<^ ) £ ^ Cc«m tyf ofMw5n* C Irt^nn
■ rt. on the 2/th day
of December, | answer, for want thereof. tfiTpli.in-
^ TOI’ u „
.! OS. mission line which wax ex.ended
court
injunction. This action was taken by a county attorney whom
in the matter of Estate of Melvin
tiff
will
take
a
decree
agninst
you,
a*
H.
1«.
Thetsscn.
E
.
1929.
prayed for in her complaint herein, strap, H ,S. Bond and W. b. to Turner.
the newspaper criticised, which criticism was, no doubt, needed.
the ftnml |
BRAZIER C. SM ALL.
to-wit:
j»
‘
,
the
In order to appease his injured feelings he invoked this law and account of Stella L. Miller, adminis- | Justice of the Peace for Salem Dis­
Therefore, in rrgtonse to Ilia
That the marriage contract now
UriBOBC
impersonated
trict, Marion County, Oregon.
and heretofore existing between the 8chool board,
silenced the paper and the courts upheld the injunction. Is this
dU^*fdU ha?b.^n fi“ .Mn’the E. L. CRAW FORD,
petition presented by yourself and
plaintiff and defendant be set aside, | * Thor*, w i l l U „
.
freedom o f the press? I f the newspaper is not allowed to criti- County Court of Marion Countv, Ore-
Attorney lor Plaintiff.
dissolved, and held for naught: that
,
Sr* W* ^
SUpger at other citiseus of Turner, We have
Ladd ft Bush Bank Bldg., Salem, the plaintiff have such other and fur- the next meeting February 19
cise public officials who are working fo r their own selfish inter- ^ n-
^ ¿four
oVterk
decided lo apply the Portland
Oregon.
ther r e l i e f aa shall seem to the court Boxeg w j|| ^
^ flfty ^
csts and against the best interests o f the citizenry at large, how a. m., ha* be< n appointed by said
Electric Power Company ralra to
just and proper.
each. All ladiea are requested to
our Turner customers beginning
can these wrongs be brought to ligh t?
j
S
Thi.i summon* is published for a
Colonel Robert R. McCormick, publisher o f the Chicago son* interested in said estate may ap- NOTICE OF H EAR ING OF F IN A L period of four weeks, in The Turner bring boxes.
with Lsuusry 1 * 1 , ltl.IO.
Tribune, a weekly newspaper of gen­
ACCOUNT
Tribune, backed by the leading publishers o f Am erica are tak- ^^n^amflTonUsT^sarM ti,erct0 In
In the County Court of the State eral circulation, published at Turner,
Me hope lust our progressive
Marion County, Oregon, by order of
of Oregon, for Marion Connty.
ing the case to the supreme court in an effort to find out whether
LA t FILLER
toliey
in this matter will be ap­
In the Matter of the Eatate of Judge L. H. McMahan, circuit judge
the privileges o f the press can be abrogated by a one sided law.
Administratrix. James Reid, Deceased.
made at Salem, Marion
Ore-
preciated and that peoale will
- • County,
------_srtOA
Notice is hereby given that the j
on the 9th day of January, 1930.
They are standing fo r the same principles that were fought for MA?tT,r^ F for E«ute
make more use if our electric ser­
final account of Ladd and Bush Trust ,.n,i *j,e date of the first publication is
g-» .... ......................s. _
- a - i.
. . 1930,
o o a ___ I * L . J . S .
by Socrates 22 centuries ago and Milton three centuries ago, salem?,OretonT * a *
and the date of (ho
the
Company,
executor of the estate
of J a n u m ry 16,
vice and tboreby enjoy Ibe benefit»
will be February 13,
James Reid, deceased, ha* been filed l r i t p u ublleation
'
and the same principles that were written into our constitution.
and
oconomiva lo be der ived there •
in the County Court of Marion Coun­ 1930.
“ W e have no wish to foster libelous publications,” said Colonel NOTICE OF H EAR ING OF F IN A L ty, Oregon, and that the 24th day of
The United Purity Store which from.
L. D. BROW N.
January. 1930, at the hour of 10
Attorney for the Plaintiff. from its organization, has been
A CCO UNT
McCormick. “ The general libel laws can be invoked against
We wish to assure the people of
o’clock A. M. has been appointed by Addr-ss: S:ih-m. Pregon__
In
the
County
Court
of
the
State
those i f the charges are proven. Our fight is against allowing
said court for hearing objections to
operated
by
Lee
Barber
haa
Turner
tbul we are ready and will­
of Oregon, for Marion County.
said final account, at which time any
the truth to be suppressed, and newspapers ruled out o f exist­
passed into the control of C. A. ing at all timea to render th* best
In the Matter of the Estate of persons interested in said estate may
Pauline Leeper, Deceased.
ence, by a single judge, without a ju ry trial.”
Tatum, o f Tacoma, who pur­ service possible si the lowest cost
appear and file objections thereto in
Notice is hereby given that the writing and contest the satqe.
The “ ga g law ” was introduced by a legislator from the iron final
chased the store from Lee Bar­ consistent with sound business
account of Alice M. Bancroft LA D D AN D BUSH TRUST COM
range country in Northern Minnesota in 1925 to silence an and Charles W. Leeper, executor* of
ber last week. Mr. Barber made practice,
PA N Y .
estate of Pauline Leeper, de- By JOSEPH H. ALBERT,
many friends and built up a
editor in his constituency who had attacked him, but the editor the
Chiropractor
II at any time of the citisens
ceaaed, has been filed in the County
Trust Officer Executor.
good business while here and of Turner feel that we are not do­
died before action could be taken. The county attorney found Court of Marion County, Oregon, and R. II. BASSETT.
Neurocalometer Service
the 24th day of January. 19?0.
thereby tnrns a good business ing this, we will be very pleased lo
it ready made and put it to his own selfish use. It is to be hoped that
Attorney for Executor.
Phone 87. Residence 210-1J
at th- hour of 10 o'clock A. M. has
503 Bank of Commerce Bldg, Salem,
over
to the successor.
that Colonel McCormick’s appeal w ill be successful.
been appointed by said court for hear­
have them so advise us and give i t
Oregon.
256 N. High Street
ing objections to 'said final account,
Mr. Tatum came to Turner their friendly criticieiu ao that we
at which time any person* interested
Salem, Oregon
in raid estate may appear and file
from Tacoma where he was pro­ may rctnedv Ihe defect in our ser­
SUMMONS
objections thereto in writing and con­
prietor
o f a Purity store for sev­ vice. if any, or have the opportun­
test the same.
In the Circuit Court of the State
eral years. He came well recom­ ity of captaining ihe cause ol tbn
of Oregon for the County of Marion.
ALIC E M IN N IE BANCROFT,
No. 20850.
CH ARLES W. LEEPER,
mended by the f’ urity organiza­ appareut deficiency in our service.
Indications that there will be nine in the race for governor at
Executor*. Leda N. Nichols, Plaintiff,
tion. He is planning many im­
vs.
spring primaries. T h e republican» will have six and probably , R. H. BASSETT,
Yours truly,
Glenn B. Nichols, Defendant.
provements in the near future.
more before the campaign is over. Ro far there are four who l0 j V/a^k o/C^mmere” Bldg., Salem,
W. 1|. Hamilton
To Glenn B. Nichols, defendant:
have a n n o u n c e d d ie tn »< Iv e s aa candidates for governor. They are
Oregon.____________________________
In the name of the State of Oregon,
President
you are hereby required to appear
Senator Hurry L . Corbett, Governor Norblad, Charlea Hall of
SUMMONS
and answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitl’ d suit within
• »it *— » » ( these men are
_
The Tribune shop can print ycur
__
*-
»««Mee Court for Salem Dis- four week* from the date of the first
butter wraps, letter
-■’Miration of this summons, to-wit:
• — --- '-.¡I , n
velopea.
Turner Community
Club Holds Pro­
gram
Turner Electric
Light and Power
Company Reduce
Rates
J
Freedom o f the Press
Purity Store
Changes Hands
Dr. O. L. Scott
Governors Plenty
Big Game
Friday Night
>1 - 1in
an velones printed w!lb